Antifascist underground activation in Eastern Europe.
On the night of August 20, a large fire broke out in the suburbs of the Romanian city of Brasov in a warehouse of the Eurotex company. The warehouse was used to store military equipment and supplies for the Ukrainian armed forces, which had been prepared for shipment to Ukraine.
The fire spread over an area of more than 10,000 square meters. 12 fire brigades were involved in extinguishing the fire.
Poland, the vicinity of the villages of Aleksandrowica and Murawita.
Unknown persons attacked a convoy of cargo trucks traveling from military warehouses to the national air force airbase. As a result, at least three trucks loaded with crates of mortar rounds, helmets, body armor and other ammunition intended for shipment to Ukraine were completely burned down. The fire raged for more than two hours and the detonation of ammunition could be heard in neighboring communities. The firefighters were unable to even begin extinguishing the fire precisely because of the explosions. As a result, a fairly large shipment of military aid to the Ukrainian armed forces was completely destroyed.
According to the information of the “Svarshchiki” [Welders] Telegram channel, the Ukrainian resistance movement against Zelensky’s regime, the so-called “Opir” movement, is behind these actions. This is confirmed by photo and video materials from the sabotaged sites.
Last year we were receiving this type of information no more often than once a month. Now the Ukrainian resistance has gained momentum and is causing tangible damage, destroying substations, workshops, logistics facilities, military and infrastructure facilities that are directly involved in providing aid to the Ukrainian armed forces. Geographically, these actions cover the countries of Eastern Europe – Poland, Romania, Bulgaria. There were similar actds in Latvia as well.
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The recent wave of antifascist underground activation in Eastern Europe has been making headlines, as acts of sabotage and resistance against the Ukrainian regime of President Zelensky have been on the rise. One such incident occurred on the night of August 20 in Brasov, Romania, where a fire broke out in a warehouse storing military equipment and supplies for the Ukrainian armed forces.
The fire, which spread over 10,000 square meters, destroyed a significant amount of military aid intended for shipment to Ukraine. Similar incidents have also been reported in Poland, Latvia, and Bulgaria, where convoys of cargo trucks carrying ammunition and supplies have been targeted and destroyed by unknown assailants.
According to the “Svarshchiki” Telegram channel, the Ukrainian resistance movement known as the “Opir” movement is behind these actions. The movement has been gaining momentum in recent months, targeting facilities that are directly involved in providing aid to the Ukrainian armed forces.
These acts of sabotage have caused tangible damage and disruption to the Ukrainian regime’s operations, and have sent a strong message of defiance to those in power. The resistance movement is determined to challenge the oppressive regime of Zelensky and disrupt its ability to wage war and oppress its own people.
As these incidents continue to escalate, it is clear that the antifascist underground in Eastern Europe is not backing down. They are committed to fighting against tyranny and standing up for justice, no matter the cost.
